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1 hour ago, mafd2 said:

Looks good bud. What %?  I did 20 on the front doors and 35 over the factory privacy with a strip of 5 on the windshield brow.

 

I never asked, I just asked them to match the rear!

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Fabtech Trail Boss / AT4 4" lift Method 305 NV 18x9 -12 4.5" Toyo MT 35x12.5r18

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Deep matte black vinyl wrap with a gloss black chrome delete!

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First paint correction and seal on the AT4 now that winter is over. This blue looks even better after a clay/polish/seal.

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Black tailgate lettering on cajun red lt trail boss. Emblems coming off next!
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Definitely post up pics when you get the lettering off. I want to see what mine would look like the same way.

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Limelight Enthusiast

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Installed Pace Edwards Switchblade retractable cover. Only took about an hour and it works/looks amazing!

 

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Installed GM accessories swing away toolbox (it was free due to a dealer screw up)  It seems OK- a little flimsy when I loaded it up, considering it's supposed to hold 75 lbs.  I guess I have about 50lbs in it and the side bowed out a bit causing me to have to push it in to close the lid.  It is plastic after all.

 

Anyway, I'm pretty happy with it- I can get some gear out from under my rear seats and it removes easily in literally 5 seconds if I need more room.  Be aware you will need to secure 7 self tapping screws into your shiny new truck bed to install this.

 

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Dipped my radio pod bezel to woodgrain. Gonna do the rest of the interior later next week. 

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eppieguy Senior Enthusiast

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I like the dipping, need to match the rest now though, you sure do have a lot of gauges going on there. 

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1 hour ago, eppieguy said:

I like the dipping, need to match the rest now though, you sure do have a lot of gauges going on there. 

doing the rest of it next weekend. These are  display for my Future HD customers. LOL

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Had a Magnaflow muffler installed today and the flapper valve is history.
 
The good:  No Drone at all...I really mean none.  It's almost stock quiet on the highway with just a hint of exhaust noise.  When you get on it though, the sound is fantastic!  Nice edge and you definitely know it's a good old V8.
 
The bad:  Dare I say it's actually quieter at idle?  It's definitely a softer sound.  Stock, the idle from outside the truck  was (I thought) really nice.  Now you really can't hear much at all.  My experience with Magnaflows is that they sound better with time- get a little louder/more character.  We will see.  Maybe a more aggressive muffler in the future for me if not...  
The shop said it was model #11289 but I can't confirm that anywhere.
 
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What year is the truck?


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Added Chevy vinyl graphic to hood as well as on the tailgate on my Trail Boss LT, plus added a stubby antenna from Craven Speed. 

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